Mandriva announces Corporate Server 4.0
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| ...Even better, the complete Corporate Server 4.0 installation process
| takes less than 10 minutes.
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| Thanks to the alliance between Mandriva and Intel, but also to
| partnerships with hardware manufacturers like HP, Corporate Server 4.0
| works on a wide range of servers.
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| [...]
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| Virtualization is an essential function in modern enterprise servers.
| There are many different virtualization technologies and working
| philosophies. Mandriva believes that no single one covers all the
| needs of all users, so we have decided to offer a wide choice of
| virtualization technologies, including VMware, Xen and OpenVZ.
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http://www.mandriva.com/company/press/pr/mandriva_announces_corporate_server_4_0
Recent news (reverse chronological):
Mandriva virtualises enterprise server
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| Mandriva, formerly MandrakeSoft, has released Corporate Server 4.0, its
| latest bid to move beyond its roots as an end-user-oriented Linux
| distribution to challenge Red Hat and Novell in the market for business
| servers.
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http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/linuxunix/0,39020390,39283400,00.htm
Mandriva powers up a serious business-server Linux
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| Mandriva Linux, formerly Mandrake Linux, on Sept. 14 (today) will ship
| a major upgrade to its business server-oriented Linux distribution. The
| company claims that Mandriva Corporate Server 4 is fully compliant with
| the LSB (Linux Standard Base), and therefore should have interoperability
| with products from other LSB-compliant vendors.
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http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS7839635157.html
Interview: Mandriva CEO Francois Bancilhon
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| What's the question I forgot to ask? What do journalists overlook
| when writing about Mandriva?
|
| FB: Two things I'd like to insist on. First is the importance of
| emerging markets for Linux: we see large opportunities in country as
| diverse as Venezuela, Algeria, Tunisia, Ghana, Morocco, Azerbaijan and
| Georgia. In Brasil, right now we are selling in the order of 30,000
| Mandriva machine per month, which is a sizable portion of the PC market
| there. This takes me to my second point, which is the emergence of the
| OEM channel to bring Linux to the PC market.
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http://www.thejemreport.com/mambo/content/view/280/1/
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